SIMILAR PEOPLE
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ThorntonOffline
Man. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 27-37
I like to travel and try new things. I may seem quiet but once you get to know me I\'m a lot more open. I\'m hoping to share time, conversation, and mutually enjoyable activities with someone.
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TonyOffline
Man. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 25-35
Hey, second time round on this, I've met some nice people off here but none have materialized into much more than friendship...I think I'm fussy..I'm a big believer in attraction/chemistry at first sight.. Anything you'd like to ask, well, you know what to do.. Also if I don't reply I'm probably not that interested, either that or I just haven't got round to replying, and no pic no reply - physical attraction must be there, it's nothing to do with being shallow!!And tattoos are a big yes.. First date? If you're cool & we click I'd settle for anything. Hate reading all this "surprise me/be exciting bullshit"
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DavieOffline
Man. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 25-35
I apologize in advance but I really am terrible at talking about myself and have a tendency to ramble. Deep breath... I'm a fairly unassuming, introverted sort of chap. I have a dry, cutting, dark sense of humour that can be offensive if you take yourself too seriously. I'm extremely open minded and have no tolerance for bigots of any kind so no, I'm definitely not a skinhead. If you're looking for a party animal I might not be the one for you. I'd much rather have a decent conversation in a quiet pub or go and see a band than get cack-faced in a club- I can bare it once in a while but get bored of it pretty quickly (honestly, I don't know how spending every bit of free time clubbing counts as 'living your life to the full,' as the ubiquitous meetville saying goes. Seems a bit unimaginative to me but whatever, live your own lives).As for prospective lady-friends, I'm not going to go into too much detail about any 'type' of woman I'm interested in as if potential partners are off-the-shelf accessories. I generally find I don't know if I'm into someone unless I really get to know them. I will say intelligence, independence and a certain aloofness always impresses. I like outspoken women who know their own minds which, being stubborn as a mule myself, may cause a bit of drama but that's what makes life interesting. I love real Geeks (i.e. unfathomably intelligent people with deep understanding and appreciation of obscure subjects and ideas, rather than all those posers with fake thick-framed glasses and a couple of sci-fi DVDs that have co-opted the term). Narcissism is a definite no no. I have zero tolerance for inflated egos. If you're more make-up and/or fake tan than woman, or there's a selfie of you in your underwear on your profile then we can probably avoid one another with no loss on either side. As it happens yes, beggars can be choosers. It's a fairly undemanding job but it keeps me in books, records and all the cut-price waterproofs I can carry, so I mustn't complain; After a few years in the wilderness I've recently picked up where I left off, continuing my degree part time. So hopefully I'll stick it out this time go on to land an MA (I had a place waiting before I quit my undergrad studies) and a position in the lecturing racket.-garde/difficult (or pretentious and self-indulgent depending on your point of view). I can spend hours trawling through every record and junk shop I can find looking for vinyl LP's that the rest of the world has either forgotten about or is just indifferent to. It would take forever to list everything I'm in to, but it includes classical, folk, hip-hop, world music, heavy metal. Generally the obscurer the better. I'm also a musician of sorts, though my technical ability falls way short of the sounds that occur in my head. I play guitar, dulcimer (actually everyone can play the dulcimer, they just haven't realized it yet), keyboards and I mess around with a bit of music software too. I'm also an avid reader and, as with music, tend towards the more challenging -I've selected the 'Looking for long term relationship' option because that is my ultimate intention but that doesn't mean I wouldn't consider a less serious proposition (and by that I don't mean casual sex). A long term relationship is where I hope to end up, but I'm happy enough to start with something less committed and see where it takes us. For reasons I won't bore you with, this is my first attempt at the mating dance in around two years so please forgive any gigantic faux-pas or all-round fecklessness if your kind enough to look me up. On the off chance you want to know more ask away. Thanks for reading.Massive brownie points if you know who Aya Nishina is. Nothing too formal. A pressure-free play, lunch, coffee, sushi and Reece's Pieces in the park, visit to a gallery or something. It really depends on what you're into so we can figure something out between ourselves. Or better still, purposely doing something/going somewhere that we both hate. I think the more daunting 'romantic' meals, etc. are more suited to later dates. I promise not to make you watch Pink Narcissus (a favourite movie that has had friends questioning some of my basic inclinations) until at least the fourth date. I've never had a night at the dogs. How does that sound?